Hi people,im having some issues with the line 6 pod ux1.Im trying to make a song and i dont know how to get a decent audio recording.I have tried a lot of things with ux1 configuration and the quality stills bad,i dont know what else to do to get a good audio quaility when im recording.

mate i have done all the things that i saw in that guide pdf,and still sounds bad.i dont know what else do.I think my problem its with the low volume in the instrument input. Could you help me to change de volume of the input instrument?

Can you be more specific about what you are doing, and how you have things set up? Provide as much detail as you can.Can you post a sample of the recording? Perhaps screenshots of Pod Farm/Cubase that you think may illustrate the problem? Are you able to adjust the input volume for the track when recording in Cubase?

It's very difficult to provide hints and suggestions when you say you've already done everything, and that 'things still sound bad'.

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Are you saying that it sounds better to you when listened to live? I'm not a metal fan so I'm not a good judge of whether this recording sounds good or bad. Sorry I can't help - perhaps someone with a good ear for metal can assess the sound quality.

Offhand I don't see anything obviously wrong with your setup; on the other hand my knowledge in this area is general - I own and use several audio interfaces and DAWs, but not the UX1 or Cubase.

Good luck working things out.

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Ah, yes - expecting your own recordings to sound like youtube..... There are SO MANY things, other than your device and its settings, that go into youtube recordings and playbacks. It is almost impossible to reproduce everything exactly, and its unrealistic to expect identical sound.

The real question for you is: is your recorded sound similar to the sound you hear when monitoring your sound in your DAW before recording it, and when playing live (without recording)? If the answer is yes, then there's nothing wrong with your recording.

If you don't like the sound you hear (live and/or recorded), then the issue is with your equipment and its settings, not with your recording. You simply need to spend the time required to learn your equipment, its capabilities, and the settings that sound good to you personally. If you have experience with such things then it shouldn't take long to get good sounds from the UX1 and Pod Farm. If you need more experience - then keep working at it.

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im having the same issues,i think the problem its in the line 6 ux1 inputs at low level,that is creating a low quality audio recordings,anybody knows what to do in that case or how to use a virtual pre amp while im recording?